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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-15
Useful Hints.

The most useful kitchen utensil is
sharp knife.
The covers of the range should never
be allowed to get red hot.
A hot shovel held over vanished fur.
niture will take out white spots.
Clean the zince under the kitchen
stove with a woOlen cloth saturated in
kerosene.
Buckwheat and hominy should be
bought in small quantities and kept in a
covered tub.
Baking soda dissolved in spirits of
camphor and applied TO corns night and
morning will entirely remove them.
For sore throat, cut slices of fat,
boneless bacon, pepper thickly and tie
around the throat with flannel cloth.
Madeira vines can be kept growing
upright, and bright and beautiful all
Winter, and they will help to beautify
an unsightly corner of room wonder
fully.
Soap should never be rubbed on fan
nels, but they should be washed in warm
suds and rinsed in water of the same
temperature as that in which they are
washed. A little bluing in the second
water will improve their color.
An apple grated and s,ewed with meat
of any sort will insure its being tender.
| Vinegar or lemon Juice is also useful in
removing the strong flavor from beef
kidney. If sliced and soaked for time
| in the acid it becomes almost as mild as
a sleeps kidney.
Sometimes the lamp wick will obsti-
nately refuse to be turned up in an or
derly manner. 1t will seem firmly
wedged at one side, while the other win
run up in point, causing WEAKNESS
and vexation of spirit. To overcome
this depravity, take new wick, draw
out single thread near the selvage, and
the wick will be found quite tractable
when introduced into the burner. The
cogs will take it up properly, and it will
appear in good form and give an even
flame when lighted.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-15
HARPER's FERRY.
The Troops Surrendered There-How
the 115th N. Y. Saved its COlurS.

The Troops Surrendered There-How
the 115th N. Y. Saved its Colnrs.
The troops surrendered at Harper,s
Ferry were the 18th N. Y. State Militia.
39th N. Y. called the ''Galibaldl
Guards"), 1l1th, 115th, and 126th
N. Y; SD, Goth and S7.h, Ohio, 9th
Vt; 65th iii. 1st and I'd Md. (Home
Brigade, 18th Ind. (Phillip's) and the
5th N. Y. (Graham'S, Potts's and Rig
by's batteries, SIh N. Y, 18th ILL.,, lst
Md. Cav. and the 7th Squadron r. !.
Cav. ALI tho cavalry cut
their way through the rebel
lines on the pight of the l4th and escaped
by way of Sharpsburg, and joined Nc
Clellan's army, after capturing train
of 100 wagons loaded with ammunition
which had been captured by Longstreet
from Pope near Centerville, and was
being rapidly moved into Virginia. Col
Benjamin +. Davis, who commanded,
received great crt dit for the success of
the venture. The official report of
the loss at HarI er's Ferry from septem>
Der 12 to Is was as follows Killed, 60:
wounded, 1870; missing, (prisoners), IL,
5S3. The Confederate loss was 500.
There was always some mystery as to
the wounding of General Miles. The
rebels kept on shelling us for half an
hour after the white flags were flung to
the breeze, and it was generally under
stood that one of these missiles struck
Gen. Mics, carrying away his leg and
causing his death.
The 115th N. Y. saved its colors by a
bit of strategy. The colors were stripped
from the staff and piece of tent suLsti-
tuted and covered with the oilcloih
pocket. This was passed over to the
enemy without being noticed. The
colors were restored to the regiment a
few days later by the Aallant Sergeant,
to the joy aad surprise of all
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-15
DR.. McGlynn ON Intemperance.

.sSome twenty-one years ago. said DR.
McGlynn recently in New York, i was ap-
pointed to st. Stephens Church in East
Twenty eight street, Twas met on the street
by young medical man, who said, with
much vehemence, that needed whiskey each
day, and he told me just how many ounces to
take. I was moved to think that he was too
fond OF his own medicine. DR.. Stephen
Smith, with whom was associated during
the war In the Military Hospital in Central
Park, at that day deplored tho readiness with
which doctors at that time suggested and or
dered liquor to their patients. It is very
amusing to hear people talk Of using liquor
to excess. Many man will talk giibly OF
how he has never been drunk, yet he has been
using liquor all his life and in large excess
The curse OF drink enters ell classes. Even
the altar Is not free from its ravages. We
have seen those who could preach most
eioouently from the pulpit upon the beauties
Of temperance, yet who themselves were the
victims Of the curse of intemperance.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-15
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
Some VeeetabIes.

Spinach has been called by a French
physician the broom Of the stomach"
and if the busy housewife would only use
this broom as often as she does the one
neatness requires, there would be less
stomach troubles in the land, and adver-
tisements of stomach bitters would not
greet one on every side. Spinach as it
is often served, is far from inviting, but
properly prepared it is delicious vege-
table. Have the water boiling very
strong before you put the spinach in it,
and keep stirring the spinach OCCASION
ally, so that it will not get into a lump.
A very few minutes will suffice to cook
it. AS soon as the stalk is soft take up
the spinach, press every drop of
water out of it, then put it on
board and chop it with very sharp
knife until it is almost pulp. Then sea-
son it with salt aud a teaspoonful of
sugar, moisten it with little cream or
milk, add small piece of butter, and
place it where it will get hot, but not
boil. The chopping is little tiresome
and takes'some time, but nothing is ac-
complished without some trouble. 1t is
not generally acceded fact, but cooks as
class are very unselfsh, and unless they
are, success never really crowns their ef-
forts. Unselfishness is as necessary as
skill, because the cook rarely or ever
can eat the viands she prepares, and all
the labor is for those more fortunate ones
who have only to enjoy them.
A large per cent of iron enters into the
makeup of carrots, and those whose
vitality is low, and those who suffer
from poverty of the blood, should eat
this vegetable in season and out of
season. 1t is very palatable way of
obsorbing iron into the system, and it
will not necessitate visit and a conse-
quent bill from the dentist, as iron in
variably does when taken in a liquid
form.
Celery cooked, or uncooked, is a
specific against rheumatism, and toma-
toes for purifying the blood have no
rival. Asparagus helps, and in some
cases prevents kidney trouble
To preserve the flavor and appearance
of vegetables, they should be keep in a
cool, clean, dark place, but in any house
that is heated by furnace, cool, dark
place is somewhat very difficult to find.
Even if you have not very good place
to keep vegetables always buy them by
the bushel; this quantity will certainly
keep and will save you many a penny.
Look them over carefully from time to
time, and as soon as any of them show
signs of decay remove them, and use the
one nearest to them for the next meal.
No matter how cool place you may
have, constant supervision is necessary,
because an apple may have been bruised
by falling. and unless it is thrown away
in time it will be source of eontagion
to the rest The same holds good with
oil other vegetables. -BrsokIyn Ci'i:tm
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-15
{ hahn shot.

A correspondent writes The National
Tribune from Joplin, Mo-, asking,
where, if at all, ball-and-chain shot
we're used during our late war. or
whether they were ever used in this
country at all, and what motion the balls
have on leaving the gunT The projec-
tile asked about is what is known to ar
tillerists as chain shot, and is formed of
two spherical shot of the caliber OF the
smooth bore gun from which they are
fred, and connected by long chain of
usually yard in length. They were
not used during the late war
and probably never have been in
active warfare since the war Of 1919
with Great Britain. Few cases are
known Of their use on land, although
sometimes flank howitzers in fortificas
tons we're provided with them for use
against charging masses of men; but
they were mainly devised for marine
battles for cutting and disabling the
rigging. sails and spars of the enemy's
ship. They were designed to take a
lateral motion after leaving the gun,
swinging end for end a. the ends of the
chain, but in practice they were as apt
to swing vertically or end over end.
One Of the bestsknown instances Of
their effective use in battle was in the
famous fight Of John Paul Jones in the
Bon Homme Richard, when the chain
shot cut the rigging and sDars Of the
Scraps all to pieces.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-15
Prohihition in Austria.

Austria seems disposed to follow the exam
pie of Belgium in passing enactments for the
stern suppression of drunkenness. The Aus
trian Government is proposing to extend the
act aimed at excessive drinking, which is
already in operation in Galicia and Bukovlna,
to the whole of the empire. The main pro-
the penalty for drunkenness to fine OF "a
and imprisonment for two months. Any per-
son who is unlucky enough to be convicted
Of drunkenness three times in year Is to be
forbidden by the police to frequent public
houses In and around the town In which ne
resides, and any disregard Of this prohibition
will be visited by heavy penalties.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-15
why We Need a Temperance REFORM


The movement for the teaching of the prin-
ciples of temperance in the public schools Is
thoroughly philosophical in its fundamental
idea, which is that in q government of the
people, the individual shall be self controlled,
or at least capable of self-control. Education
makes and marks the difference between the
savage and the civilian. knowledge is the
foundation of self-control. The old maxim
says that 'right wrongs no man" So say
that light wrongs no man. Truth wrongs no
man, but it helps each man to control him
self. There is, and there can be, no question
Of the terrible evil Of intemperance. All
thinking men are agreed that it is the great
est social evil OF the age. This cry for tenn
perance teaching is the echo Of Gods prim-
mordial decree: 'sLet there be light" 1t is
the pleading of the millions Of the children Of
the land, beseeching that they may not be sent
naked, without shield or armor, into the bat
tie of life to contend against odos, not only
with the open and disclosed enemy but also
with those that lie in ambush and assail them
in disguise. 1t is the appeal Of hundreds Of
thousands Of the noblest and purest women
of the land in behalf Of their homes, their
children, their affairs. and their firesides. It
Is the plea Of the home, the church, and the
school combined that If our tende: ones and
our helpless ones must run the gauntlet Of the
army Of alcohol they may, at least, be fore
warned and upon guard against the lurking
danger.-W Q. Z. U.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-15

Mrx. &. 8. Boyd, Of Wyoming, writes:
WOur Prohibition party VIII be mostly wo-
men, but that makes no Gnerence neie,
where womans vote counts % much as 2
man,an
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-15

It's said that enough beer Is annually con,
sumsd in Chicago, Ill TO give ~ glasses 20 20
as4iI, Far eaf,h r,sr,son: Chicago IS enjoying
She dbleaing', II d high license.
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nabme BON dilarIei Irten bon politis
f6en Experimental i'm sroBen Stile
ge9eben. 9as 1T aber aud M(es, unb
es muB fart ~be3tpeifelt meroen, Oh Der
Sauf Der Weltgef6i6te iii aud nllr aeas
nensuerther Weiie bur9 bic sufdlligen
@ntbedungeu bon ienen abenteuerluti.
gen 5eefabrern bes Is. Sabrbunoerts
ME Columbus, Gorte3 uno wie fie
beiBen m6gen = beeinfubt uoroen 1T.
Nu6 auf bic @eitaltung Der politif6en
un6 %Io3ialen 8erbdltniile @uropas bat
Die Embedding Mmerifas unb bic gnt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ber Ser. Staten
feiaen merfbaren gtnfluB gebabt."
Nun, tpenr iemals cine buntne 9tge in
bic Welt sef6leubert porbeu lit, benn
1T es 6ieie gemerfung Beg promiaentem
2onboner Spectator. Sat ni9t ber
8efreiunestampf Der Ser. 5taater bon
benz englif6en So9e ben bireftem Nns
ftoB gun, Musbru9e Der fran36Hf1en
&ebolutipn gegeben2 Warett es Mot
iene Greibeitstdmpfer, ME 2afaDette
unb feine @enoflen, peI6e bic republic
faniiden Sheen nod Granfrei9 bers
pfan3ter, uno 10 ben MnftoB gaben au
elmer Bepegung, Die nod INNER forts
tDirft, uni. beren Mbi9luB eft bas 20.
Sabrbunbert erleben pirb2
Wentt aber benz 2pnboner Blatte
biele iebem S1ulbuben betannte Sbat=
fade entf9pun6en fein foute, baum
brau9te es bios auf bic Oinge gu aa.
ten, Die fi6 gerabe iebt in ieiner nd@s
ten Mdbe abipielen. Die virii6e 6ra.
ge", beren 26ianJ iebt benz bieberen
Sobn Bun iol6e 2opH9mer3er berei.
tet-mtirbe nt6t mebr eriftiren, menn
ni6t Der ginfuB ber ro.amerifaner,
unb- =. ibr @elb binter ben a~usgebuns
gerten un0 6ur9 iabr3ebntelanges glenb
tumpf un6 D6lig Observation-Disclosures
getuorbenen irif9en pd9tern fiinbe.
Gerabe Der bon ben Ser. Staten aus
tuirten6e @inffuB 1T es, tpel@er biele
Trage ieBt au elmer 10 acuteu gema1t
bat, unb ba1er foute man 1m tlirgenbs
peniger als in England bariber auf=
balten, baB noie @ntbedung Mmerifa's
einen TO tuenig merfbarett @infIuB auf
ben Sang Der Weltgei@i@te gebabt
babe.
IS 1T natirli@ felbfberitdnbli9, baB
bic Der. Staten ii9 nur penig, ia,
fait gar ni9t, in bic poIitilMen Mngeles
geabeiten Der europdif9en 2dnber eins
gemengt baben-feblte ibnen bod 6aau
aud tegli6e @eranlahung. Srobbem
1T ibr @infuB elm iebr b~ebeutenber,
tpenn aud langfam unb fill tpirfenber.
Ser bon bier a~usgebenbe bemofratiis
renbe unb republifanifrenbe ginfuB
auf bic 9dnber, aus benen Der 6aupts
tbeit ber Betpobner bieles 3anbes
ffammt-b. b. auf @rDBbrittanien urb
auf Deutf6lano-if elm febr bebeute1,
Der, unb es 1T als fiber araunebmen,
baB, tDent mieber einmal cine ber frans
56fi9en sroBen MeboIution dbnlide,
bic ciDiliirte Welt ungeltaIten6e Gas
taftropbe eintritt, baB banr Der Mn{foB
ba3u-aber In birecterer Weile- aber.
mails bon ben Ser. Staten auggeben
tpiroI-
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9as Mo6eabtats,
Mir ienben por iebt ab oas oWo@enz
blatt" FIR ben preis BON $500 auf
sin Sahr# portofrei mad Deutf6lano.
Der 9erausgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fur bas Wps
6enblatt $3.50.
&eienbe Mgenten:
VI. Meennelfpbn.
s. g. 8nf9.
e . f { s.
5aa 9ntonio, 81. Muguit '87.
Observation-Disclosures.

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Soanfagsbefradlftstt8et.
@s TT unglaubli9, tpie grDB briiben
IN @urDpa bic unfenntniB iiber Die an1es
ritautt9en WerbdltniRe 1T, mdbrenb
f1att bier nit regen SntereRe ale 8or-
gdttge berfolgt bic fid briiben abfpielen.
Jrlber, als IS nod feline Sampfs
lHitfe ut1b teine Robelberbinbnng CAB,
ttto als es elmer bei9merli@en mebrmos
I1atlifen Segeif9iH Gabrt beourfte,
ar1 ben Ocean gu freu5er, mar 0as aud
tDobl 3ur Jtotb begreifll9, ieBt aber iolte
6as orbers lein. Die rdu MI d e
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ituug beg WertebrstDefers oerart aufams
mengef9rurtpft, oaB es teBt toentger
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peH 5alsRt etHgeIroIeaeH Nem yDrs
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ergogll9es pr0bGeft pm Der Weisbeit
nit, pie man Dem engitl9ett 3eier iiber
ar1erltarIld1e Sergdltni11e duftii@t. Bei
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= 9ie foIaenbs, bb9f wunberbar

- Sie foIgenbe, bb9lf wunberbar
tlingenbe @ef6i9te tpirb bon piIot
Ppint, Denton Co., mitgetbeilt: Nem=
ton SaDlor, Der 5 Meilen iiiolid DOH
piIot p0int nobnt, mar felt einisea
Wo9en banit bei9dfti9t einen 8rnnt
men gu graben; es mar Elm i6meres
Stiid Nrbeit, neil er auf elm paar
S6i6ten iebr barten Stein itieB; er
fab fi6 in GoIge oefen gen6tbigt, au
9pnamit feline 3uflu6t au nebnie1 unb
bate fi9 Spnamittabieln angei9afft.
@eifern mar er unborfi6tis genug, in
ben Brunaen binab3ufteigen unb cine
oifeue @6a9teI, bic nit Dpnamitfap,
ieln gefflt mar. in Der Ndbe bes Brurs
mems bel eitem Baume iteben su laHen,
an tpel@em cine Better ifano, bic Bis
nabe an ein Spotibogel ; Nelt herar.
reidte. Sem 3ebn Sabre alter Sobn,
Sid, lab bic S6a6tel ffebn. nabm Elm
paar Rapfeln beraus un6 itisg bic 2eis
ter binauf; oben entbedte er bas Neli,
IN wel6em iunge D6geI tparer, bic lire
S9ndbel melt aufiperrten. Na9 Suns
gem rt madte er ii9 nun elm Wergnii.
gen 6araus in bic MduIe Der iungen
Sbiere bic 2apieIn binein3uftopfen,
bic bann aud fofort Inn 3ropfe pers
i6wanben; Die 9bseI fiblten fd
notwithstanding in GoIse Der uiiperbouIis
den Speiie unbebaslid. unb elmer berz
telben, uelher fi6 Defenders uraeb1rs
big seigie, fieI aug benz Nefe beraus.
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e1pIofion, mel6e bic grbe tpeitbin aufz
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una Der Gelsfide, bic UNI ben 8ruanen
berum aufgebduft Iagen, in ben Brun.
men %bineinwarf unb Germ Saplor, Der
ntten arheltete. beinabe getobtet b6tte.
Etr Junge fiel Dor S9reden BON benz
3anme berunter, fam aber gliidli9ers
pells NIT einem Nrms unb 8einbru6e
baDOn.
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!. Wpn aIen 6eiten roufen Nsrffte

9Dn allen Seiten laufen gert9te
itber rei6li6e &esen9tife Elm, 10 baB es
in bet Sbat ben Mnf6ein bat, aIs ob
Bic 9erbfts &egenseit ftir gara Weifz un6
Norbweitteras eingefebt babe. Mus
Wit9el 60. tpirb bon Colorado
Ctr mitgetbeilt, baB Der &egea in
ber NaGt bonn "a. %begonrer tttb Big
gum Is. fo~rtsebauert bat; BET GIuB 1T
bo9,-ein 8epeis bafir, bab es aud
In Der Queuengegenb fart geregnet boz
ben muB; eine gifenbabnbriide, tabe
bei Big Springs lit fortgepai9en tpprs
ben, unb cine anbere In ser NGbe bon
SpeettDater. Die 8ieb3nGter iaget,
BOB auf einer tpeiten 6trede &egett ges
mug eefalen 1T, UNI aGe WaKerl66er
gu fiilea unb CUTE Wintertpeibe su
f6ern. Sn 9oneD Grpbe, Iars
min Co., Nor6teras, no in Golge Der
Strre ebenfaQs 9rDBe MaHernotb
berri9te, lift felt langem Monatet tpie,
Der Der erffe &egen gefanen. Sell
g., bat in ber IeBten Wo9e atpei CUTE
&esenstfe gebabt, tpeI9e-mie Der Sc.
ri@t iagt-fir bic 5pdtbaumtpone i'm
8rasos Bottom bDn beiIiamen Golgen
fein tueroen unb MaRer fit bas 8ieb
brinsen. Nus Sort Wortb 5ars
rant Co., Diro elm gutter &egen gemel.
bet, ebenIo aus Commerce, 6unt
@ountp, mo man fogar bic Befir9tung
begt, baB er Der ofenen 8aumtppIe
S6a6en getban babe, neil er au f9tper
gefallen 1T. @oIbtb cite In
MtQs 60. bat einen a~tpeiten Geger ges
babt, unb bic 8eatntet1 Der Qt1ifon unb
Santa Sc gabn tbeilen nit, baB Idngs
ber aan5en 8abnlinie, aud i'm Snbia.
net Serritorium tberal i1perer Meaen
gefa1en iet. Mu6 aus unierem 5beile
bes Wefens, aus Webb, San Saba
unb 2lano Counties tpir6 bon bielen
punften .guter" 9fegeu beri6tet. Dabei
Eebt es alien MittbeiIunger nod -
10 aus, als Db iiberall nod cine gauge
Menge Hegen au ertuarten fei.
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lluauperldsltdbe yr,aAmttteI.

Der unberglei9li6e @rfoIg bon
g i'm m 2iDers& Regulator
bat getpihenloie 2eute our Nisgabe bon
Na9abmungen unb grfabmitteln betpos
gen, peI6e in Sbrer Wirfung unb 3us
fammenfeBung ben e9ten gang undbn.
lid barauf bere9net finb, ben tpobler.
%tpOrbenen Ruf bon Simmons 2iber.
&egulator als elm 6eilmitteI bas feim
mineralif@es @ift entbdIt, fonbern rein
negetabilii6e Mr5Hei, mad einem teiler
9emif6en 8erfa5sen unb nit elmer BON
5. s.. 3eilin & So. gebraudtea Mppas
rat bereitet pirb, gu f6dbieen.
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- ueber bic grnten In ben Counties
Souiton unb Srinitp in Ofteras urb
IN Mabiion Co., Central eras, tomrnt
Der fclgenoe 8eri9t: Die Maistorn.
@rnte lit in 9nufon 60. burduea III
Jolge ginfiger MISUNDERSTANDING
unb rei9lihea &egens cine quite aetpez
fen; bic 8aumpoleu : @rnte, tpeIde
iebt beginnt, tpirb i'm @an3en taum cine
babe iein. @an; ebeniD febt es in
Srinitp; mas Mabiion So. angebt, 10
bat bic Maisernte einen iebr rei6en ST.
trag gegebeu, unb obglei9 big Dor Rurs
sem bic 4usi1ten fir bic Baummpue
ni9t eben gut ftanben, bat bic giinfige
Witterlng Der IeBten 3eit eine be6euz
tenbe Neuberung gum beferen berborz
gebra6t, 10 bob man ieBt nit 6iAerbeii
fagen bari, bic BaumtDolenernte tpirb
cine quite fem.
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0luerIei.

- Das proiett, Der G6baItung eis
nes Snterfate Drill III ~aufsegeben
'tporben.
0ie INSTRUMENTATION Der Stabt
tueiien nod, baB In biefem Sabre ettpa
300 Steuer5abler mebr porban6en finb,
als bergangenes Sabr. Scr @ige1.
tbumspertb bat I'm tnsefdbr 81, 000,s
600 5ugenommen.
Die beabf6tigte MusfelIung far.
bigger Sduglinge nit entipre9enber
Yreisbertbeilung, bic i'm San peoro
Yarf abgebalten tperben foIte, if au
Mafer g~etporoen.
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aus San 6rancisco tpirb berids
tet, baB ble SabIi9e Bacific 8abns@e.
ieai@aft ben 8ef9luB gefabt bat, bic
photographic auf allen ben 8abnen,
tpel@e unter Der 8ernaltung Der Sub.
lt9en unb Der Central pacificsR ompags
MEN fteben, berab3ufeben; mo fe Bis
6ahin a Gents per MeiIe betruge1, auf
3 Gents; mo fe 5 uno 6 Gents tuarerr,
auf ie a uno 5 Gents.
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Miffioms : g e n.
3umserte berf@pbsn.

@egen @erldngerums bes engage
ments in San Srancisco tpirb Sic
&irfner Samenfapele erft innerbalb
ber ndditen IA Sage bier eintrefen.
IS fin6et alfo morger, eonntag,
GDn3ert fat.
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csn Bittsburo. bern erffeu 0iifri

J1 Ylttsburg, Dem erifen Siifrltt
bon Camp So. in Noroteras bat bic
r2pcal Option" am "a. Mugun ben
Gieg babongetragen; unter 571 Stims
men, melde i'm @au3en absegeben muir.
ben, erbieltsM Die Jeinbe Ger perfbnlis
den unO gemerbli6en Greibeit cine
Mebrbeit bon So 6timmen. Camp 60.
bate fi6 iibrieens aud am A. @uguf
als bombenfeites Muder $ @ountp bes
tpdbrt uub fir Staats probibition ges
limmt.
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u . ! !.

Die nnter3eihnete pirb bas 9poas
uno W ineralmaffe @ef9dft
ibres berforbenen Mannes tpie bisber
peiterftbren unb bittet I'm bas fernere
Woblwollen Der Runben.
Grau Wrt. Gffer.
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gmdlens Mrusea.ealbe.

Die bette SaIbe bet BELT fir sdnitte
lnetfGunsen, @ei6pire, Gieber. unb Sart.
ausi9las, GIedfe, ~sefpruuseue Sdnbe, 8roF,
beuIen nn6 ale Sauttranfbeiten; tnrirt Ga.
niprrhoioen ober feline 8~e3abIung. 86Iias
Satisfaction sarantirt ober bas Sch ipirb
turiderfattet. 2b Gents bic Sdc1teI Bel u
Sret6
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9eatid : Gualiide @dule.

Sas Winterbalbiabr ber obieea Mn=
ifalt uirb am Donnerfag, ben 1. 9eps
TENDER beginner. Mnmelbnngen tteuer
S6tler beliebe man 3u MAIDEN bel benz
Director 9errn %. Bnrbed o6er Bel
Serrn Nic. Sengg. Nu@ Mnfdnger
tuerben angenomnlen.
s. @roos, Brdibent.